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PK0-003 · Question #98

A project has just finished performance testing and found that the application can only handle 100 concurrent users where the requirement was to handle 500 concurrent users. In which of the following

The correct answer is B. Issues log. A discrepancy where actual performance falls short of a defined project requirement should be documented in the issues log to track, manage, and resolve the problem.

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A project has just finished performance testing and found that the application can only handle 100 concurrent users where the requirement was to handle 500 concurrent users. In which of the following components of the project plan should this be documented?

Options

  • AScope statement
  • BIssues log
  • CWBS
  • DChange form

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    14% (4)
  • B
    75% (21)
  • C
    7% (2)
  • D
    4% (1)

Why each option

A discrepancy where actual performance falls short of a defined project requirement should be documented in the issues log to track, manage, and resolve the problem.

AScope statement

The scope statement defines what the project will deliver, not problems encountered during its execution.

BIssues logCorrect

An issues log is a formal document used to record and track all problems, obstacles, or performance discrepancies that arise during a project, including when testing reveals a failure to meet a specified requirement. Documenting this discrepancy allows the project team to monitor its status, assign ownership, and develop a resolution plan.

CWBS

A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) decomposes project work into manageable components, not for documenting issues.

DChange form

A change form is used to propose or record modifications to the project's baseline, which may result from an issue but is not where the initial problem is documented.

Concept tested: Project issue management and documentation

Topics

#issues log#performance testing#requirements deviation

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